Co-Occurring Substance Use Archives - Page 9 of 9

A Stubborn Diagnosis For A Stubborn Cowboy: PsychU Presents Jason DeShaw Live At Otsuka

Video April 18, 2017

In this interview Jason DeShaw, country singer and songwriter, shares his lived personal experience of bipolar disorder and alcoholism and his thoughts on mental illness, education, and stigma. After listening… Read More

Identifying Populations For Care Coordination Interventions: The Health Plan Perspective

On-Demand Webinar April 11, 2017

The goal of health care coordination is to meet individuals’ needs and preferences in the delivery of high-quality, high-value health care. For individuals with comorbid behavioral health disorders, effective care… Read More

Glial Abnormalities In Substance Use Disorders & Depression: Does Shared Glutamatergic Dysfunction Contribute To Comorbidity?

Article February 24, 2017

Key Messages Substance use disorders (SUDs) and depression frequently co-occur. In order to identify glial cell-associated pathophysiology shared by these disorders, studies of astrocyte, microglia, and oligodendrocyte dysfunction in SUDs… Read More

Co-Occurring Substance Use

A Stubborn Diagnosis For A Stubborn Cowboy: PsychU Presents Jason DeShaw Live At Otsuka

Identifying Populations For Care Coordination Interventions: The Health Plan Perspective

Glial Abnormalities In Substance Use Disorders & Depression: Does Shared Glutamatergic Dysfunction Contribute To Comorbidity?

Follow Up Q&A – Co-Occurrence Of Substance Use Disorders With Mood Disorders & Psychosis

Researchers Recommend Treating Co-Morbid Substance Abuse & Psychological Distress Simultaneously

Summary Of The U.S. Surgeon General’s Report On Facing Addiction In America

Half Of Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facilities Provide Co-Located Mental Health Services

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